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Broken Arm (cont.)

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Media file 1: Fractured forearm of both bones (radius and ulna). Photos courtesy of Courtney Bethel, MD, and Anthony Dean, MD.
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Media file 2: Forearm fracture with multiple fragments
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Media file 3: Upper arm fracture after casting
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Media file 4: Forearm fracture (ulna) after splint application
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Media file 5: Broken shoulder (humerus)
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Media file 6: Fracture of the forearm in a child
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